South Cache High School - Souvenir Clarion Yearbook (Hyrum, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1938 volume:

11 7938 SOLIVENIR CLARION Published By Hssociated Students of South Cache High School Hyrum, Utah 'if xi H ' I ' FV EW J Rf To paint a picture of this year's activities, to preserve an accur- ate record oi school life to pro- ' mote outside interest in our Worthy institution, to Wish Bon Voyage to our departing grad- uates. Such is the aim ot the 1938 SOUVENIR CLHRION DEDICATIFN To Hugh R. Hdams, Principal of the South Cache I-ligh School, the 1938 Souvenir Clarion is affection- ately dedicated. During the past years he has guided a uniformly successful course despite many difficul- ties and obstacles which have been met on the way. With his fine sense of justice, his downright honesty, his love for the truth, coupled with his great ability, he has secured for us a school of which we can all be proud. New additions to our building and a larger campus make our school one of the most outstanding in the State. Under his wise leadership we look for- ward to further progress in the future. Faculty l937-38 H. R. HDHMS Principal H. P. HNDERSON Hqriculture F. I. CHRLSON Shop L. D. MORRELL Bookkeeping MHBLE WHLKER English W. H. TERRY Music o E. N. LHRSEN Biological Science CHHRLOTTE HLLEN Librarian E. S. OBRRY English, Economics H. E. KELLETT Chemistry, Hlqebra RRY RHNDRLL Geometry, Physics EDWHRD P. OLDI-IRM English . 4 . HLICE CUMMINGS Domestic Hrts V. R. CHRVER English NHOMI HNDERSON Domestic Science, Domestic Hrts CONLEY WHTTS Hthletics, Physiology EVF1 POULSEN Physical Education RHY C. CHNNON Shop .5- ROBERT BUNKER Hthletics, Civics LH PRIEL I-IHNSEN Shorthand, Typewriting HLBERT H. OUIST Speech, English IOYCE CLHWSON Typewritinq, English S. H. DUNN Hisiory CLHRIS HNDERSON Faculty Secretary sal. 'SENIORS l937-'58 WINSLOW GREEN Class President, 4. DHLE NELSON Band, 2, 3, 47 Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 47 F.F.H., 1, 27 Track, 1, 2, 3, 47 Track Captain, 3, 47 Class Vice-President, 47 Football, 47 Basketball, 47 Lettermen's Club Officer, 3, 4. LORH TERRY Bancl, 1, 2, 3, 47 Ioi de Vie, Z7 Spata Pep, 37 Seminary Pageant, 37 Dramatic Club, 37 Band Sec., 2, 3, 47 Clarion Staff, 47 School Play, 47 Hmico Charter Member, 47 Hrnico Vice-Presidenty Senior Secretary, 47 B. G. Council, 47 Commercial Contest, 37 Exchange Program, 3. CLHSS OFFICERS f' Q -6. r N GLEN MHUGHHN Band, 2, 3, 47 Tennis, 2, 3, 47 Football, 47 Basketball, 3, 47 Basketball Co-Capt., 47 F.F.I3l., 37 Sports Editor, 4. IZENE THOMPSON Plmico Fidelas, 47 Sparta Pep, 3: Executive Council, 47 Prom Com- mittee, l, 27 Dramatic Club, Z7 ' Eugchanqe Program, 1, 27 Ioi de Vie, 2. DONNH LHRSEN Prom Queen, 37 Class Vice- Presiclent, 27 Band, 1, Z, 3, 4: Iot de Vie, 27 Sparta Pep, 37 Band Librarian, 3, 47 Clarion Staff, 3, 47 B, G. Council, 2, 3, 47 Souvenir Clarion Staff, 3, 47 Flmico Ficielas Charter Member, 4: Seminary Pageant, 37 Prom Committee, 37 Orchestra, 4. SPENCER .QLBISTON F.F.Q., 1, 2, 45 F.F.H. Basketball, Band, 3, 4. BOYD HLBERTSON LYNN RLLEN MHUD BNDERSON Seminary Pageant, 3: H.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 4. NHTHHN HNDERSON School Play, 4. ELMER HRCHIBRLD MHRGHRET BHILEY H.E.C., 2, Sparta Pep, 3. REESE BHILEY Band, 2, 3, 4: F.F.H., 2, 3, 4. MELVIN W. BHKER Dramatic Club, 3. HUDRH BBNKHEHD H.E.C., 2, 3, 47 Sparta Pep, 3: Band, 2, 3, 47 Hmico Fidelas, 4: Posture Parade, 2. TI-IETF! BHRRETT Charter Member of Flmico Fidel- asp Seminary Pageant, 3, H.E.C., 1, 2, 3. RHLPH BHTEMHN EVHN BHUGH Student Body President, 4: F.F.H., l, 2, 3, 4: F.P.H. Vice-President Z: F.F.H. President, 3: Class Pres- ident, 3: Basketbal Co-Capt., 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Tennis, 3, 4: Lettermen, 3, 4. LEONH BERGER H.E.C., l, 2, 3, 4: Seminary Pageant, 3. I OHN BEUTLER P.F.H., 2, 3, 4: F.F.13l., Secretary, 3: F.F.H. Vice-President, 4. VERNH BIRD Hmico Fidelas, 4: H.E.C., 1, 2, 4. IOSEPHINE BISHOP Seminary Pageant, 3: Clarion Staff, l, 2, 4: B. G. Council, 4: H.E.C., l, 2, 4: Hmico Chater Member, 4: Rmico Secretay, 4. DON BRADLEY CI-ILOE CHRISTIFINSON H.E.C., l, 2, 3: Seminary Pageant, 4. DUHRD CHUGG DHHL CRHBTREE School Play, 4. LYNN DHRLEY F.F.H., 2, 3, 4: F.F.P.. Officer, 3: Football, 3, 4: Lettermen, 3, 4: Rthletlc Manager, 4. NH DEHN DUNN Student Body Vice-President, 4: Clarion Staff, 4: School Play, 4: Rmico Charter Member, 4: Sou- venir Clarion, 4: Exchange Pro- gram, 4: Seminary Pageant, 4: Dramatic Club, 3: Commercial Contest, 3: H.E.C., Vice-President, 3: Executive Council, 3: Sparta Pep, 3: B. G. Council, 2, 3, 4: Sparta Vice-President, 3: Class Secretary, 2: Debating, 1, 2, 3: Ioi de Vie, 2: Prom Committee, 3: H.E.C., l, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship, 3. HUSTIN FRHNK MHRION FRHNK Band, 2, 3, 4: l-I.E.C., 1, 2, 3: Posture Parade, 2. IESS FUI-IRIMHN Band, 2, 3: Seminary Pageant, 4. MYRON FREDRICK YVONNE GILL Class Vice-President 1: B. G. Council, l, Z, 3: Band, 1, 2, 3: Song Leader, Z: Ioi cle Vie, 2: Sparta Pep Song Leader, 2: School Play, 1, 2, 3: School Play Staii, 4: Dramatic Club, Z, 3: Opera, 4: Hmico Fidelas, 4: Ex- ecutive Council, 2: Exchange Program, l, 2, 3. MRTTIE GLENN 1-l.E.C., 2, 3, 4: Seminary Pageant, 4. IULIH GREEN H.E.C., Z, 3: Seminary Pageant, 4. f .. ar' 1 . 5 1 r MERRILL GREEN F.F.H., 2, 3, 4: F.F.Fl. Officer, 3: Class Officer, 2: Track, 2, 3, 4: Lettennen, 2, 3, 4: Letter-men Vice-President, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Football Captain, 4. MHRGEN E HHLL Clarion Editor, 4: H.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 4: Charter Member Qmico, 4: B. G. Council, 1: Sparta Pep, 3: Debating, 1, 3: Scholarship, 3: Seminary Pageant, 3: Executive Council, 1: Ioi de Vie, 2: Prom Committee, 3: Souvenir Clarion Editor, 4. NORMH HHLL Band, 2, 3, 4: Hmico Charter Member, 4: Band Officer, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Orchestra, 4: Clarion Staff, 3, 4. HHTHUR HHMMON D Hsst. Cheer Leader, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Seminary Pageant, 4: VERNH HHNSEN H.E.C. l, 2, 3, 4: .Flmico Fidelas Club, 4: Seminary Pageant, 3. LYDIH HOWELLS H.E.C., 1, 2, 4: Band, 3: Seminary Pageant, 4. LEON HUTCHINSON FLOYD ISRQELSEN P.F.H., 1. 2, 3, 4- GLENN IHCKSON F.F.Pl., 1, Z, 3, 4, F.F.Pl. Treasurer, 3, F.F.H. Secretary, 4: Lettermen, 3, 45 Lettermen's President, 4g Football, 37 Track, 3. LEROY IHCKSON DOROTHY IENSON Flmico Fidelas, 4: SG1'IliHCU'Y Pageant, 3: H-E-C-, 1, 2. 3- CURTIS lESSOP Football, 3, 47 Track, 3, 4: Band. 1, 2, 3, 47 Lettermen's Club, 4. QR DORP. IOHNSON Flmico Ficlelas, 49 H.E.C., l, 2, 4: Seminay Pageant, 4. Cl-IHRLES KELLY Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Soloist, 3, 4: Band President, 4, School Play, 2, 3, Class President, 27 Football, 4: Debating, 35 Letter- men, 4, Souvenir Clarion Staff, 41 Seminary Pageant, 4, Clarion Staff, 4. LH REE KERR Hmico Fidelas President, 4: Hs- soclated Clarion Editor, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4: Band Vice-President, 4: B. G. Council, 3, 4, I-l.E.C., 2, Commercial Contest, 31 Posture Parade, 3, Sparta Pep Club, 3: Class Vice-President, 35 Scholarship, 2. BERT KIDMHN F.F.B., 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3, F.F.H. Iudqing Team, 35 F.F.H. Basketball, 3. ILP! KIDMHN Flmico Fidelas, 45 Band, 3, 4. VERRHL KIDMHN Flmico Fidelas, 4. JUNIOR KING Prom Committee, 3. RUEL KOHLER IVY KOWHLLIS Entered fern Logan High, 4g I -- l'l.E.C., 47 Flmico Fidelas, 4. RULEN LPIDLE Seminary Pageant, 4, F.F.Q., 4. LLOYD LRRSEN Seminary Pageant, 3. LIBBIE LHURITZEN E-l.E.C., 1, 2, 4: Seminary Paqeanl, 37 Hmico Charter Member, 47 Bmico Reporter, 45 School Play Staff, 4. F' n 5 W UQ i' 1 QD- ','-':' Vfxn H bk fx 1 4 IHCK LEHTHHM F.F.!ll., 3, 47 F.F.H. Officer, 4 Football, 4, Basketball, 47 Lettermen's Club, 4. IRENE LEHTHHM Hrnico Fidelas, 45 Clarion Re porter, 45 Seminary Pageant, 4. MELVH LIECHTY H.E.C., 1, 27 Seminary Pageant, 3p Clarion Staff, 4. VINCENT LOOSLI RHDHH MHTTHEWS H.E.C., l, 2, 3, 45 B. G. Council Secretary, 4: Sparta Pep, 3, Qmico Fidelas, 4, Posture Parade, 2: Opera, 4. ILENE MHUGHHN H.E.C., 4. 1 ROBERT H. MHUGHHN VENNH MHUGHHN I-I.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 4: Sparta PSP. Opera, 4. LEO MCBRIDE BETH MCMURDIE H.E.C., 1, 2, 4: Seminary Pageant, 4. HLICE MILLER I-l.E.C., Z, 3, 4: Posture Parade, 2. BILLIE PHE MILLER 3: fic wg,- 535' .y t, hs- 'Qi 'U' PHULIN E MURRHY I-l.E.C., 2, 3, 4: Posture Parade, 2: Seminary Pageant, 4. CYRIL NELSON F.F.H., 1, 2. HFT ON NIELSON Band, 1, 2, 3,: Executive Council, 2: Ioi de Vie, 2: Seminary Paqeant, 3, Sparta Pep President, 3: B. G. Council, Z, 3: Dramatic Club, 3: School Play, 3: School Play Staff, 4: Hmico Fidelas, 4. BETH NIELSON DOYLE NIELSEN Band, 2, 3. HELEN NIELSON Class Secretary, l, 3, B. G. Coun+ cil, l, 3, 4: Posture Parade, 2: I-I.E.C. 3, 4: H.E.C. President, 4: Prom Committee, 1, 3: Contest, 3: School Play, 1: Band Sponsor, 4: Opera, 4: Plmico Fidelas, 4: Dramatic Club, 3: Exchange Program, 1, 2, 3, 4: Souvenir Clarion, 4. JOYCE NIELSEN Ioi de Vie, 27 Sparta Pep Club, 3: l-I.E.C., Z, Hmico Fidelas, 4, Seminary Pageant, 4. LEE NIELSEN F.F.H., 27 Seminary Pageant, 4. MHRGHRET NIELSEN Hmico Fidelas, 45 Seminary Pageant, 37 l'l.E.C., l, 2, 3, 4. ROSS NIELSON BETTY NOBLE CFIRVEL NUHN School Play, 1, 2, 4, Debating, 2, 3, 47 Seminary Pageant, 3: Prom Committee, 3. f- .-- , V'- , - - t 4 . 4 1 gg.. 4. 3.4 .L- ' P- Ac 1, 'T' THHIN OLDHHM V CLHRH OLSEN H.E.C., l, 2, 3, Seminary Pageant, 4. ELNORP. OLSEN H.E.C., 1, Z, 3, 47 H.E.C., Vice- Presiclent, 45 Plmico Charter Member, 47 B. G. Council, 4: Seminary Pageant, 4. ELWOOD OLSEN Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. GIDEON OLSEN F.F.131., 1, 2, 3, 4. KHY OLSEN Seminary Pageant, 4. ROSS OLSEN F.F.H., l, 2, 47 F.F.H., President, 47 Football, 47 Band, 4. RUTH OLSEN Student Body Secretary, 47 Hmi- co Charter Member, 47 B. G. Council, 3, 47 School Play, 2, 3, 47 Dramatic Club, 37 Sparta Pep Secretary, 37 Ioi de Vie, 27 Pos- ture Parade, Z7 Exchange Pro- gram, 27 Seminary Pageant, 4. DELILHH PHLMER H.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 47 Seminary Pageant, 3. LELHND PHLMER F.F.H.7 Seminary Pageant, 3. HELEN PHRKER H.E.C., 2, 47 Sparta Pep, 37 Posture Paade, Z. DOUGLHS PEHRCE Mex Y P -'- 4... V R 7 ua 'IB yy iii bf 6, RQLPH PEPIRCE Band, l, 2, 3, 47 Seminary Pageant, 4. KHRL PEI-IRSON LHVERL PERKINS F.F.Fl., 3, 4. LOIS PETERSON Band, 1, 2, 3, 47 Ioi de Vie, 2 Sparta Pep, 37 Dramatic Club, 3 Seminary Pageant, 47 Band Li brarian, 47 Clarion Staff, 2, 4 School Play Staff, 47 Hmico Charter Member, 4. STENNETT POPPLETON PHUI. POULSEN F'.F.Fl., l7 Opera, 4. HORTENSE REEDER VIRGINIH RICE H.E.C.. 1, 2, 4: Hmico Fidelas, 4. DEHN RIGGS F.F.Q. Officer, 47 F.F.F1. Basketball, 4. DON RIGGS F.F.Fl., 2, 3, 4. ELDH RIGGS TH ELMR SHDLER ' I Qf' SIN ' Yr' 'A'nC .- ' 'f ,lm t , , I. 1, ,n 5 - 2 W5 gs -an f 1 . y I ', gr rifiu :VI , :r -1 :-'t P1 4 l H l ' 'sg . . 1 Sty :R tf 1 ' 't'.1', ,. .4514--Wfvmsfff 3 3-ar . f ' ii ,il . 'sv-3... JF '. , -,,ff.,.,M .P 'N ir if Q.- '-15- CLEO SHLVESON H.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 4. HMY SCHIESS B. G. Council Reporter, 4: Hmicc Fidelas, 45 Dramatic Club, 37 I-l.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 4, Opera, 4, Posture Parade, 2, Prom Committee, 3. BURNETT SJOBERG Football, 2, 3, 47 Track, 3, 4. ENID SMITH H.E.C., 1, 2, 45 School Play Staff, 45 Hmico Charter Member, 4: Seminary Pageant, 4. SUNNY SMITH Ioi de Vie, Z7 Sparta Pep, 3, H.E.C., 4, President B. G. Coun- cil, 4p Hmico Fidelas, 4, Posture Parade, 2. MERVYN SPET H Band, 3, 4, Seminary Pageant, 4. IUNE STHUFFER Hrnico Fidelas Charier Member, 4: H.E.C., Z, 3, 4. ROYCE STHUFFER Seminary Pageant, 4. KENNETH STEVENS GRHCE STODDHRD H.E.C., 2, 3, 45 Seminaly Pageant, 4. NORMH STODDHRD Entered From Cascade High, Montana, 2, Prom Committee, 3, H.E.C., 3, 4: Hmico Charter Mem- ber, 47 Clarion Staff, 41 Seminay Pageant, 4. BEHTRICE STUHRT H.E.C., 2, 3, 47 Posture Parade, 25 Seminary Pageant, 4. CHHMH SWENSEN Hmico Fidelas, 45 H.E.C., 3, 41 Seminary Pageant KHTHLEEN THEURER Qmico Fidelas, 4, Band, 2, Clarion Staff, 4. GEORGE THORNTON I EHN TIBBITTS Seminary Pageant, 3: H.E.C 45 Song Leader, 4. MHRIORIE TIBBITTS H.E.C., 3, 4. HELEN WHLKER GLEHVE WELCH Band, 2, 3: Football, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 3, 4. MERLE WILHELM F.F.H., 2, 3, Band, Z, 3, 45 Letter- men, 4: Football, 4: Band Quartermaster, 4. COR HL WILLIHMSON DEE WILSON VENICE WRIGHT Seminary Pageant, 35 H.E.C., 1, 2, 3, 4: Flmico Fidelcxs, 4, Clarion Staff, 47 Souvenir Clarion Staff, 4: Opera, 4. UU if'-I Not Pictured FREDRICK KOWHLLIS KEITH FOLLET DEHN KOHLER IESS BEUTLER -17- A . I KURT WRIGHT BETH WYHTT H.E.C., Z, 3, 4. LHVERN YOUNG ELDH ZILLES H.E.C., 1, 27 Seminary Pageant, 3. CHESTER ZOLLIN GER fffil II: 'v ' I, I, xl? W H, 1. .W '-v. in mi ' ' 1 '- ,- , Q S T I I. 'I ... . N. lg, , I . 'I :JA E359 lv ' 5 gil nffilv E312 I., ,-.,, 'Q Qfff' lil!! 1. ffl 'LII nu . V . W 2 ., 4 Q5-'j . :. I' 1'f 5-. M ak V. I .M it HH in. 1, g rf - r ,E .I Ili? ' v1 I Amr II, -' 4 5711 I,- 4. rr IRI? fy. if-Q .EV IIE I ,L Eilfjj . ,J grief' I 'NIJ' II ' ry., ' . ,ml 1 :E ' I 'gg-.g 'Ijhlv if' . 1, . lf: '1 li? I bij I 'E ' I-if-I if Iefi' ' i U. Il .: -A I- F I , ,I ., ,EQ--,. 'E If lu if R ' Iktjf'-I I if l ff ' 227 .' . Il IW I ,L la, ,I 5.C':3i gl !i:',f' V ' el' '. W I .I fi 1 5.5: f Nana ,I 1 -'- 1 . ' I .. , 1 ' . I' u 2 1 if I. - ln' , Y , .J H, I lg I 'a I IN Y pg- I EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW-Dean Thorpe, Ruth Olsen, Evan Bauqh, NaDean Dunn, Oral Siirland, Darrel Seamons. SECOND ROW-L. D. Morrell, Carol Nelson, Verla Larsen, Marion Low, lzene Thompson, H. E. Kellett. THIRD ROW-Dale Nelson, Edith Hall, Iean Tibbitis, Dale James. CLQRION STHFF 'LIL I l1. 4 5 FIRST ROW-LaPriel Hansen, Keith Long, Marqene Hall, LaRee Kerr, Ioyce Clawson. SECOND ROW-Imogene Lee, Marguerite Kropfli, Verla Larsen, Irene Leaiham, Norma Hall, Donna Larsen. THIRD ROW-lean Hendry, Beity Lou Flllen, Kalhleen Theurer, Florence Olsen, Lois Petersen, Melva Leichty. FOURTH ROW-Sunny Smith, Venice Wriqht, Norma Stoddard, Mardell Lewis, Lora Terry, Ralph Carlson. FIFTH ROVV-Kurt Wright, Iohn Baker, Iosephine Bishop, NaDean Dunn, Thelma Sadlier. SIXTH ROW-Rulen Gerber, Erven Green, Glen Mauqhan. .18- 1 HMICO FIDELIS CLUB 4,141 I X I Q If? I I ' I II' II '35 I I II' 'I5' I I III If ml? i f tid., , 41 I I II -Le l. er I I I YI FIRST ROW-I.aPriel Hansen, Theta Barrett, Libbie Lauritzen, Josephine Bishop, LaRee Kerr, Lora Terry, Norma Hall, Eva Poulsen. SECOND ROW-Elnora Olsen, June Stauffer, Margene Hall, Donna Larsen, Enid Smith, Norma Stoddard, Helen Walker. THIRD ROW-Iflfton Nielsen, Sunny Smith, Radah Mathews, Ruth Olsen, Irene Leathan, Lois Peterson, NaDean Dunn. FOURTH ROW -Venice Wright, Kathleen Theurer, Yvonne Gill, Margaret Nielsen, Dorothy Jensen, Dora Johnson, Helen Nielsen. FIFTH ROW-Verna Bird, Flmy Schiess, Verna Hansen, Beth Nielsen, Carma Swenson, Virginia Rice. SIXTH ROW-A-Fiudra Bankhead, lla Kidman, Joyce Nielsen, Verral Kidman, Izene Thompson. SPHRTH PEP CLUB FIRST ROW-Mabel Walker, Cloma Hammond, Hdola Mathews, Marion Low, Mary Myers, Connie Mauqhan, Imogene Lee, Joyce Clawson. SECOND ROW-Melba Walters, Edith Hall, Verla Larsen, Jean Hendry, Hrlene Broadstone, Delmae Chuqq, Theda Chuqq, Theda Hlmond. THIRD ROW-Nellie Churchill, Dorothy Hansen, Dela Bartlett, La Ran Bair, Vada Robinson, Veda Robinson. FOURTH ROW-Helen Swenson, Isabelle Rigas, Rhea Kerr, Leola Bailey, Coy Baldwin, Marjorie Christiansen, Ruth Ranzenberger. FIFTH ROW-Nadra Frank, Lenore Campbell, Delva Baer. I I I I I I It I II II 'I I I I I I i II E1 I ,II I 31 I I W 59 'Ll ? I W ISL I I IB' I 'J I ,gnz + I 'gl , I 'tis FII I-ISI I 'III I lj ISS. III ,rt EII Illa- I E, I I' L1 IIIJI Ii I.II I III if SI ggi I I I I' If I I .LE f Ie I if 'I I I I? Z- I fi I I, I EI P -it I 253 E1 I5 II F ,I I: Vg I I' II A. I I .Q I 35 III I it I I I I .I -If . I5 jI'5 I' l ' V, 'n ,Q ,. 2, H :Lg IE I f , ,I 'I I,. 3 .fag J. 1 . Ili, I, I II I B Ig .gil I ' I ' I JIIEI fl I MII jf I it M' LGQI EILII I LII 42'-III? If-I I-II II, I - I We LI N I It L I I ', I I I . YI I III I I QQ.: .'E I'aiiL IP1fx if-Q ,-:- . 'A , .'. .jr- I vjv ,nQ. I gt' .Law 'ff-12 f4s .i 1 Jun .UI I rl . we 'I I' I I,s:l .Ng I IVY I, I,.-. ,. ' 1 ,... FIRST ROW-Lora Terry, Lois Petersen, Elwood Olsen, Darrel Hnderson, Lorrainne Parkinson, Helen Clawson, Dorothy Hansen, Ballard Yeates, Fem Zollinger. SECOND ROW-LaRue Iames, Curtis Iessop, Oral Stirland, Carol Olsen, Lucinda Hndersen, Edith Nyman, Ralph Pearce, Flora Iune Mauqhan, Geneva Barrett, Clyde Yeates, Chester Zollinger, Eileen Kendrick, Clea Miller, Cloma Hammond, Coy Baldwin, LaRee Kerr. THIRD ROW-Della Bartlett, Fluclra Bankhead, lla Kidman, Reta Iohnson, Myron Fredrick, Quinton Fredrick, Dale Nelson, Coy Nielsen, Ralph Carlson, Ernest Obray, Kathleen Theurer, Mervin Speth, Spencer Hlbiston, Dell lessop, Clair Bradshaw, Clyde Demler, Dale Hndrews, Hoyt Kelley, Elna Kemp, Rulon Hlder, Clair Cummings, Margaret Clawson, Grant Budge, Donna Larsen, Glen Maughan, Ross Olsen, Norma Hall. FOURTH ROW-Delmar Iverson, Bailey Smith, Monroe Jensen, Norma Kendrick, Mae Loosli, Leola Bailey, Elmer Hrchibald, Morris Smith, Charles Kelley, Merle Wilhelm, Hdola Mathews, Louis Baxter, Mary Price, Marion Frank, Theron Leishman, Selma Crawshaw, Harry Don Bradley. Dale Iames, Madell Hancock, Glen Terry, Wayne Iames. In the foreground-W. H. Terry. NOT PICTURED-Thelma Sadlier, Edith Hall, Ralph Maughan, Marie Baker, Reese Bailey, Verla Larsen, Clark Maughan, Hrthur Olsen, Donna Speth, Rulon Bailey, Darrell Seamons, Flora Sorenson, Blanch Campbell, Clotelle Riggs. BAND Our band received a distinctive honor this year by being the only band in the State of Utah to receive a charter to the National Band Hssociation. Sixteen outstanding members from the band were selected as members to the chapter and may be recognized by a national pin that was given them. The band has also been very active at the celebrations of the different towns and has been very loyal in supporting the football and basketball teams. .2g. 41' FIRST ROW-lla Larsen, Helen Nielsen, Venna Maughan, Yvonne Gill, Venice Wright, Zenith Gilgan, W. H. Terry, Director. SECOND ROW-Paul Poulsen, Charles Garner, Nedra Larsen Harvey Swenson, Don Bradley, Grant Budge, Wendell Hansen, Millicent Carlson. THIRD ROW- Ouenton Fredrick, Kenneth Bateman, Edwin Pyle, Donna Nuhn, Donna Speth, Moselle Norris. Margaret Clawson. FOURTH ROW-Wayne Bradshaw, Mozene Hurst, Leona Berger, Doris Ienson Iean Tibbitts, Marajorie Tibbitts, Flmy Schiess, Radah Mathews. FIFTH ROW4Warren Olsen, Virginia Rice, Reta Olsen, Hlice Miller, Beth Wyatt. SIXTH ROW-Morris Smith, Lamont Pierce, Duard Hancy, Phoebe Iohnson, Leora Morris. BHCK ROW--Leon Mathews, Leona Spulher, Cleo Salveson, Cleo Hansen, Ella May Hansen, Elsie Bench. OPERETTQ THE COUNT HND THE CO-ED g W. H. TERRY, Director EVH POULSEN and RLBERT OUIST, Hssistants MHIN CHHRHCTERS Venna Maughan Harvey Swenson Helen Nielsen Wendell Hansen lla Larsen Paul Paulsen Yvonne Gill Don Bradley Zenith Gilgan Charles Garner Venice Wright Grant Budqe Boys' and Girls' Chorus The Count and the Co-ed, a romantic comedy operetta depicting college life, was presented by the choir of the South Cache High School on Hpril 20, 1938. Many favorable comments were made concerning this pro- duction. The participants are to be congratulated on their splendid portrayal of characters. -21. Helen Neilsen - - President Elnora Olsen - Vice-President Edna Beutler - Secretary-Treas. H. Cummings - - Hdvisor N. Plnderson - - Hdvisor Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club meets once each month to further the ideals of Homemaking. Ht each meeting some phase ot homemaking is the theme of the program. Hs tar as possible, the program is made up of members ot the club, only the speakers are guests. Such topics as vocations for women, personality, beauty culture, home reading, and home beautification have been discussed. Hn interesting fea- ture of the February meeting was valentine cookies made by the second year foods class. The H.E.C. and the F.l:'.l3l. sponsored the annual Harvest Ball. This year the autumn lead motif was carried out. Plpple cider and doughnuts proved a very popular feature, second only to the crowning ot the king and queen. Financially, this year's ball was the most successful ever held. The F.F.H. and H.E.C. held a joint Christmas party with presents and refreshments for all. The club plans to send a large delegation to the spring convention in Salt Lake City. I -22- '..'- jyvm' r. ' A , v Y ' - ,R ,...al-f FIRST ROW,-David Gustaveson, Howard I-lenager, Russell Maughan, Rulon Olson, Paul Selley, Grant Hardman, Gene Olson, George Speth, Delmont tones, Max Baxter, Keith Younker. SECOND ROW-eillden Baxter, Clair Bough, Ernest lohnson, Laverl Perkins, Lyman Parker, Quinn Miles, Wayne Sorensen, Melvin Zollinger, Quentin Unsworth, Morris Baxter, H. P. Hndersen, Chapter Qdvisor. 'THIRD ROW-Derwood Clawson, Melvin Baker, Seth Green, Don Riggs, Preston Nielsen, Melvin Hardman, Wendell Lloyd, Robert N. Campbell, less Beutler, Harvey Swensen. FOURTH ROW-Leon Mathews, Grant I-lenager, NaRay Ormond, Lyle Israelson, Robert Maughan, Boyd Petersen, Ross Olson, Glenn Iackson, Evan Bough, Reese Bailey, Monroe Johnson, Gideon Olson. FIFTH ROW-Raymond Cannon, Fred I. Carlson, Lynn Nielsen, Vern Krebs, Roy Rigby, Carlos Kidman, Ray Taylor, William Richards, Dee Leishman, Fred Wood- ward, Clark Fredricksen. SIXTH ROW-Ned Flllen, Cecil Christensen, Barrett Richards, Merrill Green, Lloyd Kidman, Louis Smith, Leo Krebs, Clyde Campbell, Iohn Beutler, Keith Follet, Iohn D. Baker. SEVENTH ROW-Nathan Zollinger, Dean Kohler, Leon Hutchinson, Lynn Darley, Ralph Taylor, Wendall Hndersen, Fred Walker, Don Ienson, Blaine Wyatt. EIGHTH ROW- Farrill Cooper, Wayne Obray, Harold Bankhead, William Bickmore, Orin Nielsen, Bert Kidman, Rulon Ladle, Leland Bird, Iames Parker, Dean Riggs, Elmer Flrchibald. BHCK ROW-Carl Maughan, Leroy Iackson, Floyd lsraelsen, Leland Palmer, Scott Iackson, Spencer Hlbiston, Flriel Hansen, Lowell Glenn, Ivan Spence, Flrthur Campbell, lack Leatham. South Cache Chapter F. F. A. OFFICERS HCTIVITIES Ross Olsen - - President State F.F.H. Convention Iohn Beutler - Vice-President Dairy ludqmg Team Livestock Iudging Team Glenn lcickson ' Seffefsfv Horseshoe Pitching Team lack Leatharn - Treasurer Public Speaking Contest lohn D. Baker - Reporter Harvest Ball V Father and Son Banquet Dean Rlgqs ' ' Sergeant Cooperative Hctivities Home Practice Work Basketball Team MOTTO Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve Choco - - Winnedumoh Parnaquash - Yavi - - Fleetfoot - Tavwots - - lst Indian- - - - 2nd Indian Simwa - - Padhoon - Rainwind FIRST ROW-Hlbert O. Ouist, Helen Nielsen, Ruth Olsen, Lora Terry, Na Dean Dunn, Marjorie Bateman, Vernice Meyers, Dahl Crabtree. SECOND ROW-Caryel Nuhn, Leola Bailey, Hfton Neilson, Yvonne Gill, Mae Loosli, Delva Baer, Hoyt Kelly. THIRD ROW'--Nathan Hnderson, Melvin lsraelsen, Lois Petersen, Libbie Lauritzen, Enid Smith, Erven Green. FOURTH ROW- David Thatcher, Elmer Flrchibald, Iohn Baker, Rulen Gerber, Iunior Theurer, E-lustin Frank, Winslow Green. S C H O O L P L A Y Tl-IE PIBROWMPIKEH' QLBEHT o. outsr, Director CHST OF CHHRHCTERS Iunior Theurer Plustin Frank - Winslow Green Conrad Hlder - Elmer Hrchibald Dale Crabtree Ervin Green Bulon Gerber Carvel Nuhn - - - Hoyt Kelly - Nathan Flndersen Seeqooche - Tiawa ---- Wacoba - - Haiwai - - The Chisera Bright Water White Flower - - Ruth Olsen Vernice Meyers - - Lora Terry - - - Delva Baer Na Dean Dunn Marjorie Bateman - lane Crookston Tuiyo - - Marqerite Kropfli Seyovi - - Leola Bailey Drummer - - - - Mae Looslie PRODUCTION STHFF Student Director-David Thatcher. Properties-Iohn D. Baker. Costumes- Libbie Lauritzen, Enid Smith. Soloist-Helen Nielsen. To make the World Workhwell with God was the theme of the school play this year. The drum rhythms, dances, chant, and actors blended with the impres- sionistic scenery qivinq a unique and interesting Indian drama. The play, Written by Mary Ptustin, commemorates that qreat race of people, who at one time roamed over this vast Hmerican continent, The Flmerican Indian. It t 1 :F ii' Debating 151, ' , -M --Lv V FIRST ROW-Mae Loosli, Verla Larsen, Cloma Hammond, Virginia Hllen, V. R. Carver, Debate Coach. SECOND ROW-Donna Nuhn, Ioyce Obray, Marguerite Kropfli. THIRD ROW--Cawel Nuhn, Chester Zollinqer, Iohn Baker, NaRay Ormond, Charles Kelley. FOURTH ROW---Elmer Hrchibald, David Thatcher, Iunior Theurer, Ralph Carlson. Better Girls' Council It-Sidi ,. ,di I qgibit-it 'gil . Stix 1, SIA! q3n,r.-,i Y IP ' al w . 1 I l 15 Al' ' .vi l T 1 Amar-is FIRST-ROW-Hlice Cummings, Sunny Smith, Edythe Hall, Hrny Schiess, Helen Nielsen, Carol Nielsen, Fldola Mathews. SECOND ROW-Marion Low, Donna Larsen, Nedra Larsen, Carol Nelson, Connie Mauqhan, Mary Myers, LaRee Kerr. THIRD ROW- Mardell Lewis, Isabelle Riggs, lla Larsen, Verla Larsen, Imogene Lee. FOURTH ROW-Elnora Olsen, NaDean Dunn, Lora Terry, Iosephine Bishop, Ruth Olsen, .25. t rx ! v Souvenir Clarion Staff Ew- I' va .5 'G FIRST ROW---Lu Priel Hcinsen, Mcrrgene Hull, Lu Ree Kerr, loyce Clowson. SECOND ROW-Keith Long, Helen Nielsen, Donnci Larsen, Venice Wriqhi, Ralph Carlson, THIRD HOW--Glenn Mczuqhcin, No Deon Dunn, Charles Kelley. Senior Hits FIRST ROW-Pllbert Ouist, Hfton Nielsen, Lo Priel Hcxnsen. SECOND ROW-Lilo Lecztham, Dorcx Iohnson, NoDecm Dunn, Yvonne Gill, Libbie Louritzen THIRD ROW-Frederick Kowcillis, Melvin lsrcrelsen, Mac Iones, Iunior Theurer. FOURTH ROW-Winslow Green, Deon Thorpe. .26. A A Lettermen FIRST ROW-Glen Iackson, Dale Nelson, Evan Bauqh, Merrill Green, Glen Mauqhan, Merle Wilhelm. SECOND ROW-Conley Watts, Hdvisorg Frank Hansen, Webb Mauqhcm, Lynn Darley, Orice Flllen, Charles Kelley, Bob Bunker, Hdvisor. THIRD ROW-Melvin Baker, Dale Iames, Curtis Iessop, Neff Hardman, lack Leatham. FOURTH ROW- Scott Iackson, Leon Hutchinson, Fred Woodward, Ralph Mauqhan. FIFTH ROW- Clarlc Mauqhan, Hustin Frank, Gleave Welch, Elwood Olsen. Track FIRST ROW-Orice Flllen, Iohn Baker, Farris Nyman, Curtis Iessop, Melvin Huppi, Wayne Iames. SECOND ROW-Deb Young, Hdvisor, Ray Taylor, Wallace Hllen, Merrill Green, Lowell Yeates, Glen Iackson, Conley Watts, Pldvisor. THIRD ROW- Melvin I. Baker, Neff Hardman, Clyde Flnderson, Seth Mauqhan, Evan Bough, Dale Nelson. FOURTH ROW-Ouentin Hnderson, Vern Bnderson, Murray Maughan. .27. .xof 5 v it lily: I, :rx 1 TL-13? ,H wi, e. gg' ' 7 a l fx Q-N it , If , .- . Hi tr .Qt Y' 11 f 1' :E W ..., tw tbl l ,fi :Mg ,,Q1'x. 'Qi lli-113 um iff 51,5 Eli 1 ?1-'N , , , t 1421, 1. fi' 115' J- , . Ll 1 , gf l '1 ffl Ei QQ? ' it xi.,.l . ix .1 sim ri. gli? rl: -F34 mt tffvgdt ll L X t lt' vm L 1 it 5 il ill? i 22 mtg Q ll ,J l Fl FG qt gt get r I: silly w 1, Q1--L lt get l N ,f sl: 31 .f ' YEL, IQ ggi 'figg fl? 59? 1 if Mi? 1 r Hn' ,J Qtr I it rf-lf, 1 . 1. t ti 1 lj 3-33 Its -ft? I .uf-tl . .gr Tennis Frank Hansen, Vern Hnderson, Glen Maughan, Evan Baugh, Seth Maughan. Summary of Athletics TENNIS 1937-Last year South Cache won permanent possession of the Cordon trophy. It had been held two years by South Cache, one by Logan, and one by North Cache. 'this year South Cache and Logan each lost to each other and in the playoff the Spartans emerged victorious. 1938-This year the tennis team has three returning lettermen and is destined to go far. Mr. Randall succeeds Mr. Payne as tennis coach and tennis is expected to create much interest in the whole student body. TRHCK 1937-The track season for l937 was very successful. South Cache Won the Division Track meet and placed second COgden Win- ning firstl in the Regional Track rneet. In the State Relay Carnival held at Salt Lake, South Cache Won two first place trophies and set a record in the Shuttle Relay. The runners in the Inter-scholastic Medley Relay were Wallace Hllen, Bud Plnderson, Dale Nelson, and Melvin Huppie. The runners in the Shuttle heiay were Wallace 1-lilen, Hrchie Pyle, Dale Nelson, and Merrill Green. Ht the B. Y. U. Invitational, Dale Nelson placed first in the Class H 880 and Melvin Huppi second in the Class H mile. South Cache won the Medley Relay at the B. Y. U. with Wally, Hrchie, Dale and Melvin running. l938-This year the track team is not so well balanced as last, but with such a promising letterrnan, Captain Dale Nelson, some fast developing cindermen, and strong men in the field, South Cache hopes to promote a successful season. . 28 . FIRST ROW-Troy Yeates, Dale Maughan, Orice lllllen, Webster Maughan, Clark Maughan Dale lames, Scott Iackson, Fred Woodard. SECOND ROW-Bert Savage, Leon Hutchinson Gleave Welch, Ross Olson, Glen Maughan, Paul Pehrson, Wesley Gunderson, Charles Kelly Burnett Sjoberg. THIRD ROW-Bob Bunker, lack Leatham, Grant White, Plquilla Hllen . Merle Wilhelm, Ralph Maughan, Curtis Iessop, Merrill Green, Lynn Darley, Dale Nelson, Glen Iaclcson, Conley Watts. Football - l937 The football team of l937 had a very successful year. With the graduation of many outstanding players and the loss of Deb Young the prospects for another glorious year were very unfavorable. Yet, with the coming of Bob Bunker, the spirit of football returned. Fllthough Coach Bunker was new to the boys and to the school, many men reported for suits at the first call. I-lt the first game of the season, the Spartans metbitter defeat at the hands of the Boxelder Bees, with a score of 32-6. Yet they went down fighting and their courage never daunted. In the second game the Spartans returned with a display of splendid football and defeated Weber, 32-7. Logan High defeated South Cache for her first win of the season, 7-0, in what may truthfully be said an off-day for South Cache. South Cache lost her next game to the Bulldogs of North Cache, 12-Og but the following week she scalped the Indians of Preston, Z5-U. In the final game of the season, the Spartans lost to the champion, Bear River Bears, 14-U in what was the most thrilling game witnessed on the Hyrum field this year. -V . Individual honors went to Captain Merrill Green who stamped himself as one of the best backfield aces in the region. Lynn Darley, Ralph Maughan, and Gleave Welch were given honorable mention on the region team. -2g. ' 1 ANS FIRST ROW-Dale Nelson, lack Leatham, Iohn Sorensen, Glen Maughan, Evan Bauqh, Boyd Bradshaw and Frank Hanson. SECOND ROW-Webster Maughan, Kurt Wright, Flquilla Bllen, Clark Maughan, Dale Maughan. THIRD ROW-Bert Savage, Bob Bunker, Conley Watts, Lynn Lauritzen. Basketball - I938 South Cache 41 Ianuary 7 Box Elder South Cache 33 Ianuary 14 Bear River South Cache 32 Ianuary 21 North Cache South Cache 27 Ianuary 28 Logan South Cache 24 February 4 Weber South Cache 41 February 8 Box Elder South Cache 29 February ll Bear River South Cache 41 February 18 North Cache South Cache 44 February 25 Logan South Cache 30 March 4 Weber For the second consecutive year South Cache has gained a birth in the State Basketball Tournament. Ht the end of this year, as in last, the Spartans were tied for second place, which necessitated a play-off. This year South Cache was defeated oy Weber, but were successful in downing South Rich, 43-22. In the State tournament South Cache was unable to get past the jinx and lost the first game to North Summit 57-39. In the next game the Spartans played flawless ball to down Carbon, 57-23. Glen, Evan, and Dale bombarded the basket for 48 points between them in this game, only to lose the next to Dixie, 43-42, and were dropped from the tournament. Evan Baugh was given an all-state selection by the Tribune and was placed on the official Pill-state second team in the Desert News. Glen Maughan and Dale Nelson were given honorable mention in Hll-state selections. . QU . CALENDAR September- 1 7-School started with a smile. Three new teachers added to the faculty. -Get Hcquainted Dance held-mostly for freshmen but the seniors en- joyed it, too. -B.G.C. and H.E.C. held first meetings. -Football game with Boxelder. We lost! Why, oh why such a start. -First lyceum. I-l very talented young man showed us how to draw. -What? None other than another lyceum. This time it was Mexican dancing. October- -Game with Weber. We won! Doing OK Spartans. -H picture show on safety. Good advice, students. -Game with Logan. Why did we have to ---- losel -Out for beet vacation. Fun, huh? ' -First afternoon dance. The Freshmen are doing all right. November- 5-Game with North Cache. Don't tell me we lost again? Hlso had Homecoming Dance. Hlumni joined us in our celebration. -Stratosphere Balloon lyceum took us to Mars for 50 minutes. -Game with Bear River. Hurrah, we won P.F.H. and H.E.C. officers made a great success of Harvest Ball. Thelma Sadlier and Merrill Green crowned Queen and King. -Danced ourselves hungry at Thanksgiving Dance. December- -Basketball game with Pilumni. They kinda beat you, Spartans. -Parent's Day. What will they say when they see the report cards. -Mr. Quist made a success of the school play, The Hrrowsrnithf' -We ended our last day of school in 1937 by having a Christmas Dance. I anucxry- -Basketball game with Boxelder, 37-22. Gee, Spartans, that's OK. -Flnother lyceum. -Gone with the Bears. We beat again. -North Cache and So. Cache went into battle but it was the Spartans that came out with the V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. -Spartans speared the Grizzlies with a victory of 27-24. .31. CALENDAR February- 4-South Cache played Weber 24-27. Our luck just couldn't last. 8-Game with Boxelder. The score was 41-14. We sort of took 'em. 11-We played Bear River but they saved their necks with a score ot 32-29. 18-lllgain we trimmed North Cache with a score ot 41-31. 22-Matinee Dance. What did We do to deserve a lyceum, too? 25-Plnother lyceum. Grizzlies just can't dodge the Spartan spear. Better be more careful next time Logan. 44-24. March- 3-Bear River entertained S. C. with an excellent program. 7-Game with Weber. 25-30. 8-Over 700 students rejoiced when Mr. llldams returned after a long illness. ll-S. C. played South Rich and scored 43-22. We go to the tournament. 15-We gave our Spartan team a grand send oft to Salt Lake City. 25-The Iuniors spent a night in Valencia. Plrlene Broadstone, queen. 24-University ot Utah brought a chorus of beautiful girls to sing. Hpril- l-Iuniors and Seniors had a successful Backwards Party. 4-Lyceum. 12-13-14-Band contest. 22-Hrnicos and Pep Club partied together. 26-Lyceum. 25-South Cache presented the opera, The Count and the Co-ed, under the direction of Mr. Terry. 29-Posture Parade went to Provo to represent S. C. May- l3-Girls' Day. Too bad, boys. State Track. 26-Canyon Day. Gee, students, our teachers were different or didn't you notice? 27-The Senior bid South Cache adieu and the Freshmen are Waiting anxiously to be Sophomores. Seniors ate their last day of school away with a lovely banquet. 29-The most beautiful night of the year. Graduation night. Success and happiness to you, Seniors. -32- S T U D E N T L I F r E SPARTANS! We thank you for your splendid cooperation in helping us take the pictures for the Souvenir Clarion. 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